Mini Excavator Rental
For Pembroke drainage, landscaping, or a small trench, share the site access and project details so we can consider a CAT 305 rental.
Pembroke projects can create more material than the weekly pickup rules allow, especially during a move, renovation, or yard cleanup. Tell us what you need removed and the timing so we can discuss the right option.
For Pembroke drainage, landscaping, or a small trench, share the site access and project details so we can consider a CAT 305 rental.
A dump trailer can help move larger amounts of Pembroke yard or project material; include the load estimate and schedule when requesting rental details.
EZ Disposal limits curbside bulky pickup to one scheduled item per week and restricts extra trash pickups; ask us for a quote if you have more to clear.
For a Pembroke driveway, patio, siding, or walkway, describe the surface and condition to request a pressure-washing estimate.
EZ Disposal picks up one bulky item per week in Pembroke, on Wednesdays, and residents must call to schedule it. Extra-trash pickups of up to 20 bags are limited to twice a year, require a call to EZ Disposal, and need a Town Hall sticker. Wood and carpeting are not accepted at the curb. Items the state classifies as recyclable must be taken to the Recycling Center instead. If your cleanup exceeds these limits or includes excluded material, send us the details for a pickup quote.
Pembroke residents should separate state-regulated materials from ordinary trash: mattresses, box springs, and textiles such as clothing, shoes, and linens must be recycled or donated. CRT televisions and monitors, along with other electronics, are barred from regular household waste in most towns. Building debris generally cannot be left with curbside trash, and refrigerators or freezers need proper refrigerant handling.
The weekly limit is one item, collected on Wednesdays after a call to schedule.
Extra-trash collection is limited to twice a year, up to 20 bags per pickup, with a call to EZ Disposal and a Town Hall sticker.
No. Wood and carpeting are not taken at the curb.
Those materials must go to the Recycling Center rather than being set out as ordinary curbside junk.